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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a convenience store" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a small retail store that sells a variety of everyday items, often including snacks, beverages, and household goods.
Example: "I stopped by a convenience store to grab some snacks for the road trip."
Alternatives: "a corner shop" or "a mini-mart".
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There was a convenience store behind us.
He worked at a convenience store.
Hold up a convenience store!
Brown had stolen from a convenience store.
(The AP described it, dubiously, as a "convenience store").
I operate a convenience store in a residential neighborhood.
The cafe itself is the size of a convenience store.
I pass a gas station and a convenience store.
Would he be working in a convenience store today?
"They all occurred at a convenience store," Sheriff Tucker said.
The unarmed teenager was buying candy at a convenience store.
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